1973 Honda CB350

Produced from ’68 to ’73, the Honda CB350 was one of the world’s most popular motorcycles. At the time, it was Honda’s best-selling model, and in 1968 – its first year it was the best-selling motorcycle all over the world. Today we feature an excellent final year example which illustrates what made this bike so desirable. Constantly evolving, this bike got incremental upgrades throughout its lifespan, ending with stronger suspension and a front disc brake.

The 325cc engine parallel twin engine produced 36 horsepower. The bike weighed just 328 pounds dry, and it was capable of hitting 110 miles per hour. This reliable beauty was the successor to the CB77 Superhawk.

This specific Honda CB350 is in excellent condition, and has just 6,510 miles. It is mostly original – even the tires are the original Bridgestones. Everything works, and as a last year bike, this is a CB350G in Candy Orange, one of the three factory colors available for ’73. This is the perfect bike for someone who wants a classic that can be ridden every day.

Find this Honda CB350 for sale here on Craigslist for $3,100 in Roswell, Georgia. This bike-uriousity brought to you by reader Steve B!

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